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... TO SAIL ON THE 20th APRIL. 700 Tn udn OI ATN on ah supri'riing agriet ?? ?? ?? suerior OppoItunity to Passengers, and will Sail punctually on the 20th April. For Freight or Passage, apply to the MAsTrER on Board, in the Junction Dock, near the Monument; to ir vRUTHERIORD, No. 9, Nelson-street; or to BURSTALL & LAMPLOUGH. Hull, April 1st, 1846. FOR ST. PETERSBURG. rPlHE A. 1. Swedish Schooner S ...
... ~~IAYOR.RThu eday, the 9th day of 3' M~ iW. in he 9th y ear ofthe reign of Victoria, of the rd (.gieolefGratBritain; and rland, Queen, &c. mati~rqet the ?? Father in Goud, Connop, Miii ~ DAVD'S. an dte Reverend CHARLES PARE- 4ter ?? Law and Chapilain to the Right Ho- ~ral9il' ?? PRtEACHI before this Court and the eft' ~orralH~pitals of this City, ait the Parish Churrcir 'ac1'0K'~iois' ?? in ...
... (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT) DUBLIN, A.paii, AN IRISH FLY-BOAT. During the brief holiday now enjoyed En»l perhaps your readers will excuse me for seeking relief fo few days from the many painful interests Ireland °' ' accompany me little tour of pleasure. Let ' ■ hasty sketch of a visit to the Monster Telescope i of Rosse, in King's County. It a cold, hazy morning in February, though very ...
... i~HEAThE ROYAL, DUBLIN. MR. FORREST, ?? Tragedian, is engaged for a few 5te r'nOiIh, and v. ill rmake his first appearance on n R M1ONDAY, 13th April, 1846, when Eg2 heetr g ill rre-open with Shakepeare's historical ?? KIiNG RICHARD Ill. r eof Glo'str. Mr. Forrest; ICing Henry I., f ...
... THE EDITOR THE DAILY NEWS. oerreive, in your paper this morning, Sib,- 1 aro Attention to the letter of Mr. Poyndcr, ,h»t In stock, on the subject of the war thc reccss will atfordvou India; « a ' j for t he communications of correspondmore sp** ill allow the favour of adding some en», 1 the same subjcct. ****- draws a parallel between the ware of the Mr. „ awl those of the bast India ...
... Public Notticer, 1t lPON DIOCESAN CHURCH BUILDING! T ) SOC1tETY.-ltt'ON7 DIOCFSAN ItBOARD OF lODIUCA- TION,-the nextoltltF t11(RLeV ?? E TING will be held at I 1ole the RoVAL IOTI;,nI.. tn Lliuces, on lcrida7sy, the SCeventCCeIeth Aplril maell ?? o'clock tit Noon. I Stnes hot t JAMES CIIARNOCK, OrSceane. Iily IVILLIAM SINCLAIR, IGeteralSecretaries. CllARLES ODOSON :ith 390ads, R~th~larch t-i, ...
... REMOVAL. I) R MEIN, SURGEON AND DENTiST, begs to intimate, that I) he has REMOVED to 94, GEORGE STREET, Where he may be Consulted on every branch of his Profession. EDINBURGH, PORTOBELLO, AND MUTSSELBURGH DIRECT RAILWAY. MfHE Affairs of the above Undertaking being in course ot .1 winding up, all CLAIMS against the Promoters, which have rot yet been rendered, are required to be lodged with the ...
... in excursion he made tho 31st ult. to Toulon. The horses of his carriage having run away, the prince threw himself out, and fell in the road. ery fortunately escaped with a contusion of the thigh, which did not prevent him from being present with his princess at the Opera the same evening. Lighting Paris. French paper states that an important project now under discussion, on the solicitation ...
... DUBLIN U1-1 ,TY. IMPORTANT NOTICE. LL Persons pljOfessinF Repeal Pirin ls A who may be entitled t'o be admitted 'to eo -of the City of Dublin, are requested to send'ft h particulars of their claims to the Corn ,or Exchange, when the necessary ?? wil taken to faci- litate their Admission and Registry as Parliamentary Elec. t or s. ?? Me. RAY, Seoretary. PRICES OF 'HisH STOCKS DURING THE WEEK ...
... RE~w ASSOCIATION% 'yqaO ,NATIONAL REPEAL ASSO. TL CIATIOlN OS IBRLAND swill meet on MON. DAY, the 13th April instanlt, at ONE o'Clock, at the CONCILIATION HALL, CORI E;XCHANGE BOOMS. THE LIBERATOR WILL ATTEND. I The principal door in front to the ground floor is free for AsSOCIATES enrolled within Twelve Months; they will occupy the floor of the Hall, the bonn es under the end gallery, and ...
... 'A4RE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Mu. FORREST, nt Amerinean Tragedian, is engaged for a few TS Le emieu And s^ill makehisfirstappearaneon Si Oights gONDAY, 13th April, 1846, when F JAStbtne will re-open with Shakspeare's historical | ,gdy 01 ° ING RICHARD III. n I tke of Gi'-ster, Mr. Forrest; -ing Hoenry V n. 'iIt rd, UuleSof York, Master Duff; Duke of puil~g p )lr Ln Cooke; Duke of Norfolk, Mr Barry; t ...
... of the old man (Tranter), in the parish of Berkeswell, in the month of November last, was tried and acquitted at the recent assizes at Warwick. Various articles, the property of the old man, have never been discovered; and at the trial a blue and white pocket handkerchief was produced, which had been pawned a day or two after the murder in Read's name, and which some of the witnesses swore ...